Differences in Pes Planus and Pes Cavus subtalar eversion/inversion before and after prolonged running, using a two-dimensional digital analysis

In sports, there is a constant discussion about the hyper-pronation and supination of the foot during loading and its relation to injuries or dis-comfort. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the possi-ble differences in the subtalar joint in the midstance phase of running, between in...

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Published in:Journal of exercise rehabilitation 2017, 13(2), 48, pp.232-239
Main Authors: Sinclair, Charlotte, Svantesson, Ulla, Sjöström, Rita, Alricsson, Marie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Calcaneus deviation
Fatigue
Foot
Fysiologi
Idrottsvetenskap
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Physiology
Pronation
Sport and Fitness Sciences
Sport Science
Subtalar joint
Supination
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Summary:In sports, there is a constant discussion about the hyper-pronation and supination of the foot during loading and its relation to injuries or dis-comfort. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the possi-ble differences in the subtalar joint in the midstance phase of running, between individuals with Pes Planus and Pes Cavus, after 5 min and 45 min of running. Thirty-four subjects, meeting the requirements for Pes Planus (30 feet) and Pes Cavus (35 feet), according to the criteria for Medial Longitudinal Arch-angle, were included in the study. The calca-neal vertical angle, representing the eversion/inversion of the subtalar joint, was measured using with two-dimensional digital analysis and Dartfish Software with the subjects running barefoot on a treadmill, be-fore and after 45 min of outside running wearing shoes. Both individuals with Pes Cavus and Pes Planus showed a significant increase in the calcaneal eversion (P
ISSN:2288-176X
2288-1778
2288-1778
DOI:10.12965/jer.1734902.451